Wordpress php page $GLOBALS problem

Hi I've an issue while dealing with a php code inside Wordpress;

I've my aaa.php file wich contains code:

<?php
require_once("lang_file.php");
echo $GLOBALS['general']['username'];
?>

My lang_file.php contains:

<?php
$language['general']['username'] = 'User';
?>

And my Wordpress page contains this:

<?php
include("aaa.php");
?>

If i access directly aaa.php through browser i get the "User" message from the echo on aaa.php.

If i access the Wordpress page with include code it doesn't show nothing. I've already read this answer: Does WordPress clear $GLOBALS?

And i tried to define the variables on lang_file.php as $GLOBALS but this sti开发者_Go百科ll don't work.

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You'd need to use

$GLOBALS['language']['general']['username']

instead.

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In PHP, $GLOBALS is an array of all variables defined globally. The first element of the array is the global variable name.

Therefore, to access the global variable $language via $GLOBALS, you would need to use $GLOBALS['language']. You can then append any array structure after that which you want to reference from $language.

You can also access it directly via the name $language if you prefer, by adding global $language; to the code prior to where you want to use it.